After receiving the roller blades on Friday, Jonathan had a party with three of his friends on Saturday. Then, on Sunday, he was notified of his parents' present when Sha picked him up at Dad's house for his birthday lunch with us.
He is to be given a now bicycle once the weather warms up and they can actually be seen in shops.
But there were more little gifts from us because there had to be something tangible on his actual birthday, didn't there? I mean the promise of a bike is fine and dandy, but that's in the future, and he's 9. Just 9.
So, he got to it.
And he pulled out the collage. Of course, you know that I do one every year, highlighting moments from that year.
This is what it looked like this year. It featured much climbing.
And there was also a Monopoly game.
Which we began to play.
We played until the pizza came (his choice) and then the cake. Or was it?
Nope. He doesn't prefer cake, so it was donuts.
And the cat suffered in silence, not being given any treats for his royal self. Actually, there was some indignant howling before the silent treatment.
Fun, fun, fun. What a great birthday!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great birthday! Beautiful collage.
ReplyDelete3 days of celebrating! Lucky boy!
ReplyDeleteNine is such a great age! I really love the the collage you made, it is full of joy and great memories. I would absolutely agree with Jonathan's choice of doughnuts, I much prefer them too. My favourite ones are the jam filled ones.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like he had a great birthday, John.
ReplyDeleteGreat birthday!
ReplyDeleteA fine celebration! Love the donut cake!
ReplyDeleteOh, how utterly delightful. :)
ReplyDeleteYou all do birthdays well in your family, AC, and you are right in saying what's a birthday without presents...so glad I also received a couple for my recent birthday, even if unexpected.
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